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About Cavapoos in Newton, MA
Cavapoos are curious little dogs that love to play with kids and adore being the center of attention. A cross between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Poodle, the Cavapoo is gaining popularity as America’s favorite family dog.
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Cavapoos are an increasingly popular designer breed! They are a cross between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle, and have majorly increased in popularity in recent years. Cavapoos can come in a variety of colors and sizes, depending on the size of the parent breeds. Generally, they are classified as a small breed, weighing anywhere from 10-25 pounds when fully grown. Cavapoos are usually considered a low-shedding, low-allergic type of pooch and tend to have an outgoing, people-oriented personality.
Whether Cavapoos cause allergies is highly individualized. While Cavapoos are generally a hypoallergenic breed, some people may be more sensitive which can elicit an allergic reaction. It's important to consider if there are other things in the environment that contribute to the allergies, such as dust, pollen, etc. You may be more allergic to the environment than the Cavapoo. To determine if you are allergic to Cavapoos, it's best to speak with your doctor and/or conduct an allergy skin test, if appropriate.
Knowing what not to feed your Cavapoo can be tricky. The best way to ensure you avoid giving them something that could potentially harm them is to research and consult a veterinarian. The vet can provide specific advice on what foods to avoid since not all treats and dog food are the same. Consult your vet on what is the appropriate amount of food for dogs of this breed, as they typically need a higher-metabolism diet. They should also be able to advise you on what types of food might cause allergies or dietary issues.
Before getting a Cavapoo, it's important to purchase a few essentials to ensure they have a comfortable and happy home. Food and water dishes, a collar and leash, a name tag, and a bed are just some basics that should be included in your Cavapoo's new home. It's also a good idea to get their vaccinations and health certificates in order before bringing them home. Additionally, pet grooming supplies such as a brush, shampoo, or clippers should be bought, to ensure your Cavapoo's coat remains healthy and clean.
Cavapoos come in a variety of sizes depending on which parent breed is used. The most common size is the Toy Cavoodle and this can range in height from 10-14 inches and with an average weight of 5-10 pounds. The next size up is the Miniature Cavoodle which stands between 13-18 inches and weighs 10-20 pounds. The Standard Cavoodle is the biggest of the three and usually stands at 18-20 inches, with a weight of 18-35 pounds. Ultimately, the size of your Cavapoo will depend on the size of its parents.
Yes, you can take your Cavapoo running with you. Cavapoos, a cross between a Poodle and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, are generally very energetic and active dogs, so they enjoy daily exercise and being active outdoors. However, puppies should wait until they are at least one year old before running, as they still need to build up their bones and muscles for more vigorous exercise. When running with your Cavapoo, start slowly and gradually increase the running distance and intensity.
Absolutely! Cavapoos make excellent family dogs. They are incredibly loyal and loving, and make a great companion for everyone in the household. Cavapoos are known for their intelligence and easily trainable demeanor, which is helpful for establishing a friendly and obedient pup. Cavapoos are also great for households with children, since they are usually small to medium-sized (although this can depend on the variation of Cavapoo) and can be gentle around kids. They can also be really energetic at times, so they’d love to join in on activities with the family.
Training a Cavapoo is a rewarding experience that requires patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. The key is to keep training sessions short but frequent, and include lots of playtime to help keep the dog motivated. Start with basic commands like "sit," "down," and "stay" and reward your pup with treats and praise for correct behavior. As the pup increases their knowledge of these foundational commands, it's time to teach them not to pull on the leash and to pay attention to their surroundings. Be sure to break up long periods of practice with playtime for best results.
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